Friday, January 27, 2006
Novell's little girl called Suse hops in to bed with Concurrent
Novell Corporation has always been a real smart company, its investments in software companies have provided it with cutting edge technologies. Although I recon they are probably spewing chunks in the realization they should never have sold the word perfect corporation to to Corel. Why is this because Word perfect for their Suse linx distribution would have serious kicked so arse.
Novell Inc. and Concurrent Computer Corp will jointly sell and support a real-time version of Novell's SUSE Linux operating system aimed at banks and telecommunications providers. Its truly about time I can tell you as other distros have done so but not with prestige of Novell behind it. SUSE is a linux package that feels like its been assembled by a group of switched on techno geeks with the user in mind.
The new product, Concurrent Real-Time Extensions Powered by SUSE Linux will be targeted at financial companies with trading-floor and market-data servers, as well as telecommunications and military users with time-critical requirements in their data centers. Both companies will provide professional services and technical support for the specialized operating system.
Source: PCworld
